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I can't complement the team enough about how professional and simple the process and procedures are to participate in the Bounty for ArcBlock. The same team members are running the program that were running the CyberMiles ICO, and that went off without an issue, other than CryptoKitties jamming the network when the tokens for the coin sale were distributed, however that wasn't their fault and were super professional about it all. Definitely one to be involved in!
I'm sure, like 99% of people posting on here, to be back in 2009/10 and buying as many BTC as I could. But that's harry hindsight, maybe looking forward there will be a new BTC emerge and we should be buying it now 
start the season in the best possible way for Rublev (20 years old)!
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
No no, you are mistaken. Rublev was in final against Monfils in Doha. And he lost.
Anderson was in final of Pune against Simon. And he lost as well
How times have changed if they are losing now.
Are anybody a sure win now a days?
For bigger tournaments such as the Australian Open starting the next couple of weeks then we can start expecting those players to begin to step up their game.
Atleast I am hoping they will by that time it matters most.
I also get this impression quite often. The tournaments before a grand slam, many players see it as a practise to get match ritm but don't play 100%. You can also see this phenomenon in many other sports (such as snooker).
Kyrgios won in Brisbane! it's a good sign for him and I think he can make a great Australian Open.
I am convinced that 2018 may be his year and that he can finally show all his talent.
in addition to Kyrgios in 2018, Rublev and Shapovalov can also be affirmed at great levels.
Kyrgios is a great player with a lot of talent, but his mental attitude could be a lot better. If he wants to win a grand slam, he first needs to work on this aspect. My favorite to win the AO is Federer!
True however I think Nick Kyrgios is starting to get it all together now as he showed at the Brisbane International. He is now starting to mature as a player and his mentally starting to get it right. That was a good win for him leading into the Australian Open and he could be one of the main dangers to Federer and Nadal who are the top 2 to beat just as long as Nadal is 100% fit.
Don't be fooled by Kyrgios - he won a ATP recently (Tokyo?) and everyone was saying the same things, then an open came around and the media were all over him and he fell into his old ways - The media chasing him and questioning his every move will be his undoing again but agree there is no time like now for him to push deep into the top 10
Not 100% sure on this one - website was hard to navigate around and note sure where the underlying ICO is upto. I read somewhere they were offering 400% bonus for pre-ICO participants? Not sure if it still going?